Tag: Springfield Pike

Wyoming came out in numbers Sunday to honor the life of one of our own who gave the ultimate sacrifice in her service as a police officer in the city of Springdale.

As you stroll along Wyoming Avenue one picturesque spring day, your eyes may fall upon a street bench near 310 Wyoming Avenue: “James McIlwain - A Concerned Citizen”. It begs the question - “Who is he, and why was he concerned?”

For the first time in 11 years, Wyoming has a new mayor – and the first mayor in Wyoming history to be African American. ...

Springfield Pike, of course, is the biggest and most visible project in town, but 2019 saw significant work done on many of the city’s roads.

This isn’t the first time Tom and Laura Westendorf have seen their business change. When LaRosa’s in Wyoming reopens Monday, the newly-renovated dining room...

Celebrate fall at Fire Up The Pike with local food, local drink, and local music—including Wyoming favorites The Bundys.

Wyoming’s Springfield Pike reconstruction project reached a major milestone this week: the completion of phase one.

In May, upon recommendation from the Environmental Stewardship Commission, Wyoming City Council named the first annual 2019 Green Business Award winners.

The fountain at Centennial Park, at the corner of Springfield Pike and Linden Drive, was rededicated on May 19, 2019, for its 20th anniversary.

The 2018 Citizens of the Year recipients represent a broad range of activities and organizations that add to the quality of life in Wyoming.